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Does the financing offer change the window price?
A promotional payment plan can look attractive, but it’s hard to judge without knowing whether the financed price matches the cash price for the same installation scope. How do you compare those offers fairly when one includes a financing incentive and the other is a cash bid?
I’d also want to understand the repayment terms, especially any fees, a deferred-interest deadline, and the APR if a balance remains afterward. How do you weigh those costs against keeping savings available, without assuming that either paying cash or financing is automatically the better deal?
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Ask the installer to show the cash price and financed price for the same window package and installation scope. Then compare the cash price with the total you’d pay under the financing terms, including fees and any interest not already included in the quoted price or payments. That shows the financing cost before weighing it against the value of keeping your savings available.